A long time ago, I surveyed you guys about blog content, what you like, don’t – several people requested a post on how to survive winter: “I’ve figured out how to physically survive winter (wool, silk, wool, wool, Primaloft) but this winter in DC really hit me hard emotionally. So! How does one emotionally survive winter whenRead the whole post >>
Puerto Rico, Part 2 | Eating our Way Through Old San Juan
A few notes about Old San Juan: You can take a free trolley around town if you’re tired of walking. It gets really (annoyingly) crowded when multiple cruise ships dock. It’s like a quiet little city then BAM, ten thousand people disembark and flood the tiny little streets. The weather is pretty consistently 85 degrees or so. It’sRead the whole post >>
Theo at 8 Months.
He: – Is crazy active. Like, thrashing and mobile and just go go go go all the time. – Was a great traveller when we went to Puerto Rico. Aside from having to be brought outside at most restaurants (which, when it’s 85 degrees, I can handle!), he was super easy. – Has two adorableRead the whole post >>
February Update + March Intentions.
[February Update] Work on weekday routines. I made a chart with (stick figure) pictures to plan out our daily routines. It’s been helpful for Gabe when we’re like, “What now?” The sense of intentional rhythm has had a positive effect and I hope it only blossoms and helps combat the meltdowns we have many afternoons. (As I type this,Read the whole post >>
Costa Rica and Puerto Rico Visit, Part 1 | Lazing about at a resort
Like last time, we split up our winter getaway o in two parts: first, staying at a remote resort on the northeast shore with plenty of space and greenery, then staying near the city to partake in much food and walking. Basically, we know that a balance of relaxation and city life is our favoriteRead the whole post >>
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